My biggest gripes are the stickers and the way they open a brand new game and try to sell it off as new. It's technically not new when someone ******* opens it. And please Gamestop, stop using those stickers that are hard as hell to remove!Kreatzion
Yeah, that's jacked. I've kind of just accepted that my game cases won't be pretty-fied if I get them used at this point.
Dude, the next Call of Duty game will most likely be called Call Of Duty 5, and roll all new and original. My hopes are with a Vietnam setting- some messed up $#!^ happened in that war, and it'd be good to open the current generation's eyes to it. But, I bet that AFTER the NEXT non number Call Of Duty game, there will be ANOTHER unique game from Infinity Ward called Call Of Duty 6. Does that make any sense?
[QUOTE="Archangel3371"]I buy my fair share of FPS games and they all seem to have enough of their own uniqueness to them to warrant my purchase of them and the enjoyment I get from them. Also online is a huge factor for their popularity. It is always great to play against human oppenents and they are ussually very quick and easy to get into matches. I actually enjoy pretty much all the stories in them and find that they generally do a satisfactory story in the single-player campaign.SpaceMoose
Okay, so what are, say, the last 3 FPS's you bought and what made them unique? Actually, I'll already knock out that COD4 makes you unlock stuff and I guess that is kind of unique among FPS's, so what else?
The last three FPSes I bought were Call Of Duty 4 (Unlocks, Interesting and provoking story), Halo 3 (Saved films, forge mode), and Rainbow Six Vegas (Cover).
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